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health

🩺 LAA closure only helps high-risk surgery patients

The LAACS-2 trial results showed that routine left atrial appendage closure is not for everyone undergoing open-heart surgery. This study involved 1,500 patients across four sites in Denmark, Spain, and Sweden. Across a median of 4.0 years, there was no overall significant difference in stroke risk between closure and standard care. However, patients with the highest baseline stroke risk saw a 56% reduction in the primary endpoint with LAA closure. Therefore, the benefit is concentrated on those facing major stroke risk. 🩺

#Cardiology#HeartHealth#MedicalResearch
world

🌊 Nepal-China border floods cause massive loss of life

Deadly floods and mudslides have swept across the Nepal-China border region, leaving many families in distress. The disaster authority reports at least 939 deaths in Nepal, while Chinese state media confirmed 16 more fatalities in Tibet. As of the latest count, 4,471 people remain missing across both sides of the border. Many missing individuals are workers from hydropower projects caught in the torrents. Kathmandu has appealed for international support, including over a thousand freezer units for the recovered bodies. 😟

#NepalFloods#BorderCrisis#DisasterRelief
india

πŸ€” Kerala cleric sparks debate on patriarchy and women's rights

A Kerala cleric made controversial remarks regarding women and public spaces, igniting a larger discussion. This has brought focus to patriarchy, women’s rights, and how religious texts are interpreted. The discourse questions if the 'smash patriarchy' narrative applies equally across all communities. It prompts an examination of Islamic texts and historical context concerning women's roles and dignity in society. The ongoing debate seeks clarity on these complex societal and religious issues.

#KeralaDebate#WomenRights#Patriarchy
entertainment

🎭 Play on Snehalatha Reddy's ordeal hits Kochi

The play 'MISA-The Last Breath,' which portrays the custodial torture faced by activist Snehalatha Reddy during the Emergency, is set to be staged. Chilanka Floating Theatre will present this controversial production at the T.K. Ramakrishnan Memorial Centre near the Ernakulam boat jetty. This event will take place on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Additionally, the second edition of the book 'Jail Diary' will be released during the staging. S. Sathish of CPI(M) will release the book published by Chintha Publishers. 🎭

#KochiTheatre#SocialActivism#MISA
sports

🐐 Messi's place in football history is locked in

Lionel Messi is consistently highlighted as a monumental figure in football's history. His brilliance has been compared alongside legendary figures like Brazil's Pele and Argentina's Diego Maradona. Messi has successfully carved out a unique and significant niche among these footballing giants. His masterful skill and impact on the sport are undeniable facts. This recognition solidifies his status within the pantheon of great players.

#Messi#FootballLegends#SoccerGreatness
business

πŸš† Telangana rail & tourism projects worth over β‚Ή100 crore

Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy announced several infrastructure upgrades in Telangana, including a β‚Ή45 crore rail overbridge near Jogulamba Temple. These developments are happening in the Gadwal region, Mahbubnagar, and Jadcherla railway stations. Currently, β‚Ή108 crore worth of railway projects are under implementation, with Gadwal station set for completion by April 2027. This massive upgrade includes airport-like amenities and aims to enhance pilgrim access to the famous Jogulamba Temple. Furthermore, β‚Ή614.32 crore has been sanctioned for 15 major tourism projects across Telangana.

#TelanganaDevelopment#RailUpgrade#TourismBoost
world

😠 ISI still backs LeT, JeM amid treaty standoff

Pakistan's intelligence agency, ISI, continues to fund and direct cross-border terror groups targeting Jammu and Kashmir. Sources indicate ISI supports groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), and TRF. This comes as India keeps the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance following its rejection of The Hague's tribunal. Terror handlers are now using drones and encrypted platforms to bypass Indian security grids. The situation remains tense as India links the treaty's future to Pakistan's terror support. 😠

#IndiaPakistan#Terrorism#IndusWaterTreaty
health

πŸ”¬ New score spots heart condition before tests

A new diagnostic tool, the BioTAK score, can now identify Takotsubo syndrome before invasive catheterization. This research was conducted by an international team collaborating with Zurich and Greifswald universities. In an independent study of nearly 1,800 patients, BioTAK correctly classified almost 90% of participants. The score uses blood biomarkers and biological sex to spot the condition, which mimics a heart attack. Researchers hope this will guide procedures and improve early diagnosis in the future. πŸ”¬

#HeartHealth#MedicalBreakthrough#BioTAK
sports

πŸ”₯ Donald and Garrett: Rams' defensive nightmare is back

Aaron Donald has returned to the Los Angeles Rams after over two years of retirement for the 2026 NFL season. His comeback is bolstered by the addition of Myles Garrett, who joined the team earlier this offseason. The pairing is expected to create a fearsome dual-threat pass rush for the Rams. This dynamic duo could potentially be the greatest defensive combination in NFL history. The team aims to reach the Super Bowl with this formidable defensive presence.

#NFL#Rams#AaronDonald
world

🚒 India seeking way to keep Chabahar project alive

India is searching for a sustainable path to maintain its involvement in Iran's Chabahar port despite ongoing US sanctions. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated this while in Bishkek, acknowledging regional cooperation issues. Reports indicate India is discussing options with both the US and Iran regarding its $120 million investment. One potential move is temporarily transferring the stake to an Iranian entity to reduce US penalty exposure. This effort aims to preserve India's strategic route to Afghanistan and Central Asia. 🚒

#IndiaForeignPolicy#Chabahar#USSanctions
health

🧠 Breathing linked to brain activity for epilepsy research

Every breath is connected to brain function, providing potential insights into breathing issues linked to epilepsy. Researchers at Medical Xpress are studying this intricate relationship in patients. The study focuses on analyzing breathing patterns and correlating them with specific brain activity markers. This research aims to find better ways to predict and manage breathing failures in people with epilepsy. Further studies are planned to validate these findings and improve patient care. 🧠

#EpilepsyResearch#Neuroscience#BrainHealth

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